While in high school, Ronn started out his career in a succession of local bands as a bass player and vocalist, playing on the back of flatbed trucks at festivals and outdoor concerts, hooking up generators for the night time gigs. His first band was called Punk Rock, chainsawing mannequins on stage for dramatics. They played in bars and night clubs while still under age, resulting in a few arrests. He also played in the band Count Zeppelin and The Fabled Airship. Some of Ronn's musical influences  growing up were The Beatles, Rollingstones, Queen, Super Tramp, to name a few.
At 24, Ronn was brought into the band Player through his friendship with band promoter Paul Palmer. Paul already knew Peter Beckett and J.C. Crowley on an individual basis, and realized that they all could make beautiful music together with their various talents. Paul then became their manager. Ronn took on the bass, also contributing to the harmonic backgrounds with his vocals. He brought to the band John Friesen, an old high school friend that played drums with his former bands. Ronn is also credited with singing lead on 'Tryin To Write a Hit Song', from Player's first self-titled LP. Player's first two LP's were recorded on RSO Records, owned by Robert Stigwood. Robert suggested to Ronn, out of the blue that, with his good looks, he should try acting. Ronn had never really thought about it before, but kept it in the back of his mind as an option if the music didn't pan out. Three albums and a few tours later, things were slowing down for the band, with the changing music styles of the 80's. Ronn then decided to put his love of music on hold to pursue his acting career. He took acting lessons and went out on numerous auditions while still in the band. With no connections in the acting field, he worked his way up, learning one step at a time. After starring in a few movies, Ronn then landed the starring role in a new daytime soap called 'The Bold and the Beautiful'.
After an eight year music hiatus, Ronn reunited with former Player band mate Peter Beckett, and started working on some new songs in his home studio. Together they released the fifth Player album in Europe, called 'Electric Shadows'. Peter renamed it 'Lost In Reality', once it was released in America. Ronn and Peter shared the lead vocals this time around, proving that Ronn also had a gift for smooth melodic vocals. Still working his day job, after the cameras stopped rolling on the B&B set, Ronn would go off and play weekend music gigs with Peter, as Player. This left Ronn free during the week to still tape his daytime show. The music was his passion and creative release away from the acting. 

In 2000, Ronn was ready to record his first solo cd, assisted by Peter Beckett in the song writing and production department. Called I'm Your Man, the cd consisted of thirteen melodic, straight-to-the-heart tracks. He gained massive support from local media and his legion of fans in Australia, then headed to Europe for a promotion tour which included many TV appearances, radio and media interviews, and personal appearances meeting his fans one on one. He was well received by all. In 2002, he then took his band back to Europe for a tour of live gigs. They played a few dates in the US also, mainly around the L.A. area. Getting the urge to do a second solo cd, Ronn got together once again with Peter in early 2005 and recorded Uncovered.  Uncovered was more a reflection of what stage in Ronn's life he was at, giving more meaning to himself. He played bass on almost every track and sung 80% of it, including his own backing vocals. He then did a month of promoting his cd, as well as his new 2006 calendar, which took him to eight different countries. Once again, he was well received and returned home for tour rehearsals. August of 2006, he took his band on the road to Australia, till the end of September. Because Ronn had such a large fan base in Australia, a campaign surfaced to vote for Ronn as 'Australian of the Year' 2006. Ronn was also featured in a television commercial for Berri Juice, an Australian orange juice producer. The punchline of the advertisement was "you can tell when it's not all Aussie"; a line intended to show (in jest) that while Moss has long standing connections with Australia, his Hollywood career has resulted in his persona differing significantly from that of the cliché Australian male.

Ronn performs for many charity events, and is in the process of working on a new Player album with Peter Beckett to be released in 2008, with a tour to follow.

  LOBSTER FESTIVAL-REDONDO BEACH CA
September 27, 2008

BAND MEMBERS:  Peter Beckett-lead vocals/guitar
                                    J.C. Crowley-lead guitar/keyboards/vocals
                                    John Friesen-drums
                                    Ronn Moss-bass/vocals

BAND MEMBER:  Peter Beckett-lead vocals/guitar
                    Ronn Moss-bass/vocals
        Craig Pilo-drums
                              Tony Sciuto-keyboards/vocals
                        Michael Hakes-lead guitar
                Ron Green-percusion

Photo by Gentle Look Photography 2000 Chris van de Vooren

* PETER BECKETT SINGS BABY COME BACK*
(Live video clip by kels)